Rockets ignite propellants to produce thrust. Thrust is the physical force generated by the rocket's engines burning fuel and is required to overcome the effect of gravity. When designing rockets, engineers determine the mass of the rocket to determine how much force gravity exerts on it. Then, the thrust force generated by the rapidly burning propellant must accelerate the rocket to escape velocity (where thrust is greater than gravitational pull on the mass of the rocket)
the earth isn't really going to 'end.' Jesus is going to come back and take his believers to Heaven and make a new heaven and a new earth
carbon doesn't leave earth. i think you're thinking of carbon di/monoxide.
satillite,airplane,and rockets
When the Space Shuttle or other type of rockets goes into space, the thrust from the rockets pushes the earth from its axis causing the earth at times to shift. This could also cause to have a hole in the ozone.
where does the radient energy transmitted to earth come from
Gravity
Single-stage rockets can't make it into space, so many of them come back down to earth when they reach a certain height. This is why most single stage rockets carry missiles, so when they fall down again, they cause massive damage to their target.
Rockets in flight have kinetic energy. Rockets with remaining fuel have chemical energy. Rockets still able to fall back to Earth have potential energy.
Rockets have sent unmanned spacecraft to mars and Jupiter. Satellites put in orbit by rockets beam back information about earth's atmosphere and weather.
Sadly, no. Dinosaurs are distinct so they will not come back to earth.
A trajectory is the path a rocket takes, it is not a thing that can be dropped. Further rockets are used to "launch" a satellite into orbit, not drop it (so that it falls back to Earth).
Ghosts come back to earth to visit their house or to do things that they didnt finish. Ghosts probably come back to visit someone that they loved.
Yes if a rocket fell into a black hole it will never reaturn to Earth but Sometimes NASA sends rockets unmanned ones up into space forever or when ever they want to bring it back to Earth to take take pictures of Galaxies,Planets and stars
no
Rockets use thrust to overcome the force of Earth's gravity.
Yes, the booster rockets. This usually happens after their fuel has been spent, and they merely drop back to earth and land in the ocean where they are retrieved and used again for another flight.
July 21,1969